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I’m not lucky; I’m blessed

A little before the deadly second wave hit our country, we Khemka girls were fortunate enough to go for a girlie trip to Goa. It was our Meera di’s 50th birthday. I really thank God for blessing me from above. They are not my cousins, they are my Energy Boosters, my strength. It’s a little gesture from me to Sameera Didi for organising a super birthday celebration. A small poem to express my gratitude:


Together, we shared a room,

Together, we let our talks bloom,

Together, we looked at the stars in the sky,

Together, we laughed and then we cried,

Together, we ate and drank,

Together, we shared some happiness & to The Almighty, I thank!

 

You gave us a beautiful gift this time,

Words I don’t have much to rhyme,

We all shared times of laughter and made wow memories,

Sisterhood was at its peak and our top priority.

 

Dress Codes were followed religiously,

All my babes looked hot absolutely.

Turq at Tulum & Ida; Beachwear at Yazu

Made us go berserk and photoshoots gave us a breakthrough!

 

Titlie, Prana, Artzuna and Crème-Choc

Was there any place we didn’t rock?

The surprise element at the beautiful yacht,

Gave our whites a dose of overshot!

 

The graceful party at The Cove,

Made our heels dancing high above!

The Portuguese band and Punjabi Songs

Niti’s dance added to the gongs.

 

Getting loaded with gifts added to the charm,

The more we got, the more we want(ed)!

Goa and Calem Grove proved to be energy booster,

Together, we created a major blockbuster.


My girl gang, you are angels in disguise,

You all are perceptive, intelligent and wise.

Always helping each other through good and bad,

You are the greatest treasure I’ve ever had!

 

A piece of my heart

A pillar for each other

A portion of each other’s lives

Literally, a slice of me

Not just a sister

My BFF, my Bestie

You all have always been

And you all will always be!

Love You Meeru and my Girl-Gang,

For the Phenomenal Times together we had!

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